Pitlochry, Perthshire, SCOTLAND. 18th Sep, 2003. The Pitlochry Highland Games are held every year - and have been for centuries in the Highlands of Scotland. Highland games include 'tossing the cabre' highland dancing' 'tug O war' and many other traditional sports with the sound of bagpipes all around. Colorful characters can be seen wearing traditional Scots clothing tartan (sometimes mis-named plaid) and of course the kilt. Pictured: Young girls highland dancing before the competition. (Credit Image: © Ruaridh Stewart/ZUMApress.com)

Pitlochry, Perthshire, SCOTLAND. 18th Sep, 2003. The Pitlochry Highland Games are held every year - and have been for centuries in the Highlands of Scotland. Highland games include 'tossing the cabre' highland dancing' 'tug O war' and many other traditional sports with the sound of bagpipes all around. Colorful characters can be seen wearing traditional Scots clothing tartan (sometimes mis-named plaid) and of course the kilt. Pictured: Young girls highland dancing before the competition. (Credit Image: © Ruaridh Stewart/ZUMApress.com) Stock Photo

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